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📣📣SEC KNOWS THERE IS A PROBLEM AND THAT IS WHY COMPANIES ARE NOT GOING PUBLIC Why would any young company IPO❓️ The SEC doesn't protect them or their Shareholders. Capital Formation is supposed to go to the company by selling it's shares. Instead Hedge Funds counterfeit their shares way...

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📣📣HESTER PEIRCE ADMITS THERE IS NAKED SHORTING THAT IS ILLEGAL 🙊🙈🙉 Paul Atkins also knows that "Naked Shorting is a huge issue." Shorting security without borrowing or delivering creates Phantom shares way over the legally issued float. Artificially diluting the company and pushing them into bankruptcy so they never have to deliver. I want to thank Whisskier for so much great information. Team work 💪 🙌

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🚨🚨SELLING SECURITIES WAY OVER THE LEGALLY ISSUED FLOAT Selling something that doesn't exist is a common practice in the Stock Market. Markets are supposed to be based on supply and demand but with zero transparency and loopholes that have loopholes Regulators that don't regulate. So why not sell more shares than the legally issued float. But you can't have price discovery based on supply and demand if there is endless supply. Shares are a Companies Currency so it's no different than Counterfeiting money. But if you Counterfeit a $20 bill you will be breaking the law and there will be consequences. Counterfeit Millions or Billions of Securities no problem. Why❓️ Because the Billionaires don't play by the same rules in fact they don't have any rules.
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